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Certmedica International and Lehning Enterprise v OHIM
In invalidity proceedings, the General Court of the European Union (the Court) has today agreed with the decision of the OHIM Board of Appeal (the Board) that there is a likelihood of confusion between a Community trade mark registration for the mark ‘L112’ in classes 5 and 29 owned by… -
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GC Rules BIGAB Mark Not Registered in Bad Faith
Case T-33/11, Peeters Landbouwmachines v OHIM – AS Fors MW, General Court, 14 February 2012 -
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Referral to the Enlarged Board of Appeal for T445/08
Four Questions Regarding the Correction of an Appellant’s Name. -
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Pollo Tropical CTM Not Applied For in Bad Faith
On 1 February 2012, the General Court held that the Community trade mark (CTM) ‘Pollo Tropical CHICKEN ON THE GRILL’ (the mark), as registered by Mr Giulio Gambettola (the intervener), had not been applied for in bad faith. -
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Validation of European Patents - Selection Strategies
The year 2011 saw a number of disputes between companies in the electronics sector. Of these, the highest profile dispute was between Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Apple Inc. In this first part of a two part article, we will discuss how different courts within Europe were effectively utilised by… -
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Patent Newsletter No.27
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Court of Appeal Rules in Favour of Specsavers v Asda
Specsavers has won the latest round in the high profile case revolving around Asda’s optical advertising campaign which encouraged consumers to "be a real spec saver at Asda" and promoting "spec savings at Asda". -
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Prioritised Examination at the USPTO
In our August 2010 newsletter, we described the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s (USPTO) plans to introduce a three-track procedure for patent examination. The plans aimed to give applicants greater control over the speed and timing of the examination of their patent applications. The Track 1 procedure, named Prioritised… -
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The Patent Box - What it Means and How it Works
The Patent Box is an opt-in scheme for obtaining a reduced rate of corporation tax on certain IP-derived profits in the UK. The scheme is scheduled to start in April 2013 and is an area of tax law that any IP-active company will want to watch. -
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SPCs on combination products - is it specified?
Five related decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)¹ have finally provided some degree of clarity to the law on Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs) for medicinal products comprising a combination of active ingredients. Although these decisions still leave a number of questions open, they may require…
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